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Optimization, geometry

In modem quantum chemistry packages, one can obtain moleculai basis set at the optimized geometry, in which the wave functions of the molecular basis are expanded in terms of a set of orthogonal Gaussian basis set. Therefore, we need to derive efficient fomiulas for calculating the above-mentioned matrix elements, between Gaussian functions of the first and second derivatives of the Coulomb potential ternis, especially the second derivative term that is not available in quantum chemistry packages. Section TV is devoted to the evaluation of these matrix elements. [Pg.409]

HyperChem always com putes the electron ic properties for the molecule as the last step of a geometry optimization or molecular dyn am ics calcu lation. However, if you would like to perform a configuration interaction calculation at the optimized geometry, an additional sin gle poin t calcu lation is requ ired with theCI option being turned on. [Pg.121]

Schlegel H B 1989. Some Practical Suggestions for Optimizing Geometries and Locating Transition States. In Bertran J and IG Csizmadia (Editors). New Theoretical Concepts for Understanding Organic Reactions. Dordrecht, Kluwer, pp. 33-53. [Pg.315]

Choose initial positions for the atoms. For a molecule, this is whatever geometry is available, not necessarily an optimized geometry. For liquid simulations, the molecules are often started out on a lattice. For solvent-solute systems, the solute is often placed in the center of a collection of solvent molecules, with positions obtained from a simulation of the neat solvent. [Pg.60]

An algorithm has been proposed for determining the reaction coordinate, transition structure, and optimized geometry all in a single calculation. The... [Pg.161]

The next step is to obtain geometries for the molecules. Crystal structure geometries can be used however, it is better to use theoretically optimized geometries. By using the theoretical geometries, any systematic errors in the computation will cancel out. Furthermore, the method will predict as yet unsynthesized compounds using theoretical geometries. Some of the simpler methods require connectivity only. [Pg.244]

In this example, the HOMO is plotted one Angstrom above the plane of the molecule. Since it is of n symmetry, it has a node in the plane of the molecule. It shows the site of electrophilic attack at the carbon adjacent to the oxygen atom. This is also the experimentally observed site. The orbital comes from an Extended Hiickel calculation of an MM-t optimized geometry. [Pg.141]

Figure 1 MNDO optimized geometries for pyrazole (29) and pyrazole cation (31)... Figure 1 MNDO optimized geometries for pyrazole (29) and pyrazole cation (31)...
On the other hand, theoretical methods allow an insight into the structure of non-existent molecules like 2//-indazole (37) or the anion of indazole (38). INDO calculations have been performed by Palmer et al. on the anion of indazole (38) (75JCS(P1)1695). The optimized geometry obtained by them is shown in Figure 7. The N—N bond distance is longer in the... [Pg.175]

Figure 7 INDO optimized geometry for indazole anion... Figure 7 INDO optimized geometry for indazole anion...
In Figure 10 the five structural determinations of pyrazole (29) are represented. They have to be compared with the experimental microwave spectroscopic structure (Section 4.04.1.3.2, Figure 12) and with the theoretically optimized geometries (for instance. Figure 1,... [Pg.179]

Section 4.04.1.2.1). The spectroscopic and the diffraction results refer to molecules in different vibrational quantum states. In neither case are the- distances those of the hypothetical minimum of the potential function (the optimized geometry). Nevertheless, the experimental evidence appears to be strong enough to lead to the conclusion that the electron redistribution, which takes place upon transfer of a molecule from the gas phase to the crystalline phase, results in experimentally observable changes in bond lengths. [Pg.180]

Dioxolan-2-ylium cation INDO optimized geometry, 6, 750 total charge density, 6, 750... [Pg.609]

Because of the nature of the computations involved, firequency calculations are valid only at stationary points on the potential energy surface. Thus, frequency calculations must be performed on optimized structures. For this reason, it is necessary to run a geometry optimization prior to doing a frequency calculation. The most convenient way of ensuring this is to include both Opt and Freq in the route section of the job, which requests a geometry optimization followed immediately by a firequency calculation. Alternatively, you can give an optimized geometry as the molecule specification section for a stand-alone frequency job. [Pg.62]

A frequency job must use the same theoretical model and basis set as produced the optimized geometry. Frequencies computed with a different basis set or procedure have no validity. We U be using the 6-31G(d) basis set for all of the examples and exercises in this chapter. This is the smallest basis set that gives satisfactory results for frequency calculations. [Pg.63]

Predict the zero point or thermal energy by running a frequency job at the optimized geometry, using the same method and basis set. (Note that these two steps maybe run via a single Gaussian job via the Opt Freq keyword.)... [Pg.93]


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